Mobile app offers new learning tools for anatomy students Anatomy students are set to benefit from virtual reality in classrooms as more and more apps are being developed.
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South Africa: Mobile App Offers New Learning Tools for Anatomy Students. but Tech Isn't a Silver BulletAnalysis - For most people who finished school or university even a decade ago, the idea of virtual reality in the classroom probably seems like the stuff of science fiction. But immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality - which all aim to marry the physical and digital worlds - are increasingly being used to bolster teaching and learning.
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Accusing government of inaction, South Africans are making the step appA growing number of South Africans say they are using mobile apps to deal with government shortcomings, from finding blackout schedules to filling in potholes or seeking mental health support.
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Van Dijk says Nunez must 'control himself' after Liverpool red cardVirgil van Dijk said new Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez must learn to 'control himself' after being sent off for a reckless headbutt.
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New R1.2 million Jeep Grand Cherokee for South AfricaJeep has launched its all-new full-size SUV, the Grand Cherokee L in South Africa, offering 4×4 capability and advanced technology features.
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New App to Monitor Crude Oil Theft, Vandalism In NigeriaThe Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has said that thieves and vandals cost the country up to 200,000 barrels of oil per day - that's billions of dollars in lost revenue, writes Timothy Obiezu for the VOA. To combat the problem, oil authorities have launched a mobile app, Crude Theft Monitoring Applications, for reporting the incidents and rewarding whistleblowers. The mobile platform was created for members of host communities in oil-rich regions, to enable early reporting of incidents and spur immediate action from relevant security and government authorities. During the launch, the NNPC group head Mele Kyari admitted that pipeline vandalism has become difficult to control. Kyari said that so far for 2022, Nigeria lost U.S.$1.5 billion due to the escalation of pipeline vandalism and oil theft at the Bonny Terminal in Rivers State.
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